Venetian Early 19th Century Two-Drawer Japanese Lacquered Commode

A handsome and most stunning Florentine 17th century Baroque Period ebonized Fruitwood and Giltwood chest. This exceptional four drawer chest is raised by bun feet below a mottled bo...

An exceptional Italian early 18th century ebonized fruitwood and walnut inlaid commode from the Lombardi region. This stunning commode is raised on a topie feet below the mottled edg...

A beautiful and extremely decorative Italian 18th century Venetian st. painted chest. The two drawer chest is raised by elegant cabriole legs with fine gilt accents and lovely hand painted floral reserves at the corners. The remarkable scalloped shaped frieze and two drawers at the center display...

An elegant and extremely decorated Italian 18th century Louis XV period patinated, Giltwood and Ormolu chest. This wonderful two door chest is raised by four square patinated legs di...

18th century, Italian Half-moon Lacquered Wood Chest of Drawers This refined neoclassical half-moon chest of drawers was made in Turin, towards the end of the 18th century. Entirely...

Small Venetian commode from the mid-20th century. Furniture in carved, lacquered and hand painted wood with very pleasant floral decorations. Commode equipped with two front drawers ...

A Highly Interesting Mid 19th Century North European Japanned or Lacquered Commode in the Rococo Manner Clearly inspired by French Louis XV forms, this...

18th century, Italian Policrome Lacquered Wood Chest of Drawers This small and elegant chest of drawers was made in Genoa, northern Italy, around the middle of the eighteenth century. This model of dresser is inspired by the models that spread in France in the Louis XV period and to which all the cabinet makers were immediately inspired. It consists of four drawers, of which two smaller upper. It has a wooden structure entirely lacquered in light ocre decorated with floral and foliate decorations and compositions of still life of fruit in shades of red. The handles and mouthpieces of the locks are in finely chiseled burnished bronze, typical of the Louis XV era. The molded top is in Rosso Francia marble, a marble from abroad that at the time was very precious and expensive. The dresser has the front and the sides moved by the move line, legs thin and slightly curved. The front legs are embellished with burnished bronze chiseled tips shaped like acanthus leaf. This piece of furniture is quite rare because of its small size that make it easy to fit into any environment. Very decorative due to its sinuous lines and its fine decoration, it is suitable both next to antique furniture...